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Western cyclone., 1887-06-02
THE SAN JUAN PIE.
A Dangerous Thing for the TenderfooN %
Feed With.

A Dangerous Thing for the TenderfO0A 20
Feed With.
The San Juan pie is by no means Of
ancient origin. The centennial year ush-
cred the stranger in, and ever since it has
been looked upon in the same category
with the poem Beautiful Snow" That
is to say, the patentees Of each have taken
TO tho brush, and do not acknowledge
their progeny. AS built at our hostelries,
pies are warranted to keep in anv climate
and are fire and burglar proof They are
sometimes inclosed by q barbed-w fence
to keep out the cattle, but otherwise are
said TO he harmless enough unless par
taken of too freely by strangers unac-
quainted with the customs of the country.
A tendcrfOot loaded with our best brand
of pie is always subject for the surgeons
knife. If he survives the operation he is
said to have become acclimated. The
foundation for This unique edifice sprung
from happy thought of the patcntee while
singing "'tis but little faded flour" and
the balance Of the structure was completed
by entered apprentices, who, mistaking the
designs of the master builder, filled it with
tenpenny nails, scrap iron, and other trop-
ical fruit The plans and specifications of
the first structure have been handed faith
fully down until even 10 this day the signs,
password, and grips of the original pie,
like tire poor, are always with us. High
livers, who are old timers, daily with this
luxury, and are the best patrons of our
drug stores, hence the crying demand for
compound catharic pills. As self binder
and reaper 1t has no superior outside of
newly made cheese. and will stick closer
10 you than the friend OF your girlhood.
To the unsophisticated within our gates
we say beware of the San Juan pie when
1t is loaded. 1t is more tt bc dreaded
than the business end of mule, or the
track OF adeadly snow -slide.-Ouray Solid
Muldoon,
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02
PLAYING FOR A LIVING.
Subsistence to BE Made by BIanipulat-
ing the Ivory Keys.

ing the Ivory Keys
A pOetic-loOking young gentleman sat at
the piano for six hours at stretch in q
Pacific street residence where festivities
were in progress last Monday evening, says
q Brooklyn writer. His black hair was
Scrupulously and artistiCally arranged; his
linen absolutely spOtless, and his general
demeanOr as innocent of assertion as if he
had been mere attachment of the instru-
ment. and was conscious of the existence
of nothing but keys and fingers. He was
well up with the times III lis music; all the
latest dances being played, except at inter
walls, wheD he indulged his own taste III
compositions calling for brilliant execution
and atfording opportunities for such ex-
preston as would have done credit to IA
nous name. When supper was announced
lie was asked to take glass of wine. He
could he persuaded. however, to indulge
in nothing but cake and ice cream. For
the latter he developed an uncomfortable
partiality, When had managed 10 insin-
uate myself into his confidence he said: Il
get 50 night, Yes, like it, Do l get
tired? Well, sometimes get to bed
about 3 o'clock and sleep till noon l
have engagements far ahead and am sure
of about $50 week until the season closes
What do do in Summer? o, I'm going
10 the White Mountains this year. l went
there last year and gained thirty pounds
was treated exactly like guest, and the
proprietor placed horse and boat at my
disposal. Am always treated courteously
at private houses? o, yes; l am never
forgotten at supper time. People seem to
like my music. | can remember almost
every piece | ever learned" At this point
the musician fell into a sort of reverie
from which he wvs aroused by the return
of the guests from the dining hall. When
left, at 2 o'clock, he was still playing, in
excellent time and with undiminished
vigor.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

CURES nausca- weakness Of stomach. indl-
Rtstion. hlnating and pT1Ectationa az gpa
As a soothin- and strengthening
ncTttne5 FaForite Prescription - Its-
eslugIled agd IL invaluable in Rliaying and
EuDuuinR nervous cxcttabiitty. lFFttmh8Iry
ex nausiion. prostraflon. bystcria. atasflss
aua otoeF distressing. nervous syYnItnFflH
commonly attendant upon functional End
organic disease Of the womb. IL Induesa
rsfrtsf'ing slccp and reiieVus rncutAi anx-
icty and drspondcnCy.
d. PfcFee's FavoFIfe Prescription
IL a legitimate medicine, esrsfulIy
cF'npoun3ed ~ an experienced and skiIlful
pnysAclan, and adapted 10 woman delicate
orrantzatlon. II il purely vezetnblc IN ifa
composition and perfectly harTnles. IN Is
eEeCfE ~ any condition uf the Evstrrn
"fayoFite Prescription = g. a posi-
i've cure Tor the Faest complicated end
otsh7mtc esE@fs Of ieucurrhea. or whites"
excessive fIo~anz 81 monthly r~rf0as fnlf,-
4 At FzltnsfF11afaun. unnatural BuFprv~gsrsaa
fsTn.aEas1s or falling of the WON'T. weak
tack. female week.-mrs." anfnraTw ON rs>-
lfpFt'TsaoFa- bs-sT91g-slosgn ssazaftona ciaTr1r.
tc congestion. Inflammation and uscT ratsau
~ ths womb. Inflammation. rain ard tn.
~ ms ~ 0FaF1ess accompanied with In
ternal heat"
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

Carl Otto SchOenrich, captain Oriole Yacht
Club. Baltimore. Md, writes: The club.
during practice cruise, used s.. Jacobs Oil
and il cured several casts of sprains and
bruises" Sold by druggists and dealers
every here.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

The deacon wife wanted to jot down the
text, and leaning over to her scapegrsce
nephew, she whispered: "Have you any
cards about you?" You can't play in
church" was the solemn reproving answer,
and the good woman was 80 frustrated that
she forgot her text.-Cattaraugus republi-
can.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

A veteran, Mr.. George McKona. Ashburn.
ham, Mass. writes: ''While suffering with
chronic rheumatism (result of Andersonville),
used st Jacobs oil which gave immediate
relief" Sold by druggists and dealers.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

For 20 cents Ws viii send the Boss recipe
that will clean the dirtiesi clock in i've min.
utes at a cost of one cent, without taking the
clock apart. Iowa Novelty Co.
Davenport, Iowa
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

WHILE Mile. Aimee Austoe, the hui
man fly" was walking on the ceiling be-
fore Washington audience the other
night, her shoes stuck fast and she had to
unfasten them from her feet to escape.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

Spring, spring. beautiful spring,
(Chestnuts. tiDkle, tinkle, "ding."
She's coming nov, with a lovely swing,
If the weather clerk don't pull the string,
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

Bummer-pve paid a great deal Of atten.
ton to mind reading. As an experiment.
Sharp old gentleman-I'm something of a
mind reader myself. Your intention is to
strike me for quarter, but you won't sue
coed.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

FITS. All h's stepped free by DR..
Kline's Great Nerve Res orer. No FITS az
ter first days use. Marvelt US curts. Treat
ise and s. trial bottle free TO fl cases. send
10 D.. Kline. 93l Arch ST., Philadelphis,
Pa
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

No Cur RATES ABOUT THIS.-Only to al .
swCr the conStan, call for good and low
priced cough aud Group remedy do We now
Introduce our Aliens In Balssm in thrse
sizes, 25c, 60c.. and $l.00 bottle at all
druggists.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

A cangrsph. as good as new. thar has
been in use only few days, for sale Ad-
dress Iowa Novelty Company. Davenport.
lWs.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

II afflicted with sore eyes. use Or. Il n,
rhompson's Eye Wafer Druggists ~cll i
% cents
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

1t is pleasure and satisfaction to many TO
learn that Aliens Lung Balssm, that standard
family medicine for cough Group and all
lnng diseases, can now be procured at 25o..
Soc, and $l.00 a bottle at all druggists.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

Little man-'l understand, sir, that you
have called me An uumitigated liar?''
Big man-"No, didn't use the WOrd un-
nit "a ed
Little man-"Then accept your apology.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

Davenport Business College. Send for
catalogue to Duncan & Hawks, Davenport,
Iowa.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

No OPIUM IN Piso's Cure for Consumpi,c
{ ares VIII re other remeiies fail 2hc
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

Speaking Of Chsr.ey Ross what has be-
come Of Mrs. James Brown Potier?-ruck
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

He-Dese hean koars AL mighty dsrger-
Gus. an its mostly de las kear what s smash
ed uD.
She-Why don't dey leave ofF de las kesr
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

Polite Masher lin railway train) is thi-
scat engaged? Pretty Girl No, but am
Omaha World
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

A wink in time strengthens the soda
water.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

y0un lsey NeLt lIIo a tIoIe 10 pu
chsse diary, sud had about conc'ude1 to
secure one shown her. when she changed her
miod and said: Il gnsss I'll axe . purse
for the diary" An old lady standing neAr,
and who only partially heard Gke foregoing
anuour cement, went over and said in q
loud whisper: "MOS. dOnr yOu do ii; take
blackberry cordial"
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

A rotion-The Antaresic. Ses.
The AsntIs shells lAisl) in IAyirs.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02
q PHYSICIANS
FAILED.

IS PHYSICIANS eI y =: Flvc 4 cet'R'a yes agS 81
I was dreadful sufferer from uterine troubles
FhI6U Having exhausted the skill of
T. -- scians. completely discouraged 80
weak | could with difficulty
clone. began
Sng me local tTeatmen: recommended in his
T'lC2I NdNser commenccd to improve In three
months was perfectly cirGd and have had
10 family briefly mentioning
heh ha1 reCtor
one writing them. and enclosing
tetuDe f0T have received
IN reply have described
ana nave earnestly advised them do likewise
many have resolved second letters that they
mad commenced the OF FaTorte
$lo required for the Medical Adviser. applied the
nh l..ttcr crna-.n
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02

1 fruann Marvellous Cure Mrs. q. f5.' ~
4 UkhlUuN or Crystal, Mitch. pr1tas. - wA6 it@* #
4 I female weakness. leucoTThca aud iAlaat n
IilnTnRH womb Tor seven years ! bad Ii *ts n
1SS'V V"S' Il for good part ut the time d@ttF.a er
= army Of different physicians. and a1*f5 -
OF money but received 10 lasting beDsht At saa Ej
PcIsuaded me To try your medicines. which wss N ~
ia noause was 1reJudced eganst them. snd $50
they would do me good. / finally to'd mJ hafla n
nc would ret some Of your uedcnsa. woe8 p q
against thc advice % my physician lie 9nt frr g 81
fAFoTlte PRESCRIPTION. also bottles ~ tie A IA
!1t aollaTE took three hottlcs Of Dce"re1 = RI
Fafori" Prescription. and hat beeu ssd saA sa
years then gave the balance of the mrdrne fo m Isl
Eae troubled in the wHy and sbe clr hffH u. -
IIhe. lMve not Lad 10 tAke any mf44c4as O. r.
four yeaTA-''
Western cyclone., 1887-06-02


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Western cyclone., 1887-06-02
TIE GREATEST
!. EARTHLY Boom

The FaVOTite Prescription
poor suffering wOIneH."
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
Ksais I%>Ma 4 Matter.

Capt. Kirk, TIC engineer Of the
Cumberland Gap Road, commenced
the work Of anrvcy yesterday. 1t is
proposed to shorten the line consid
crah!y by keeping to the Ridge be
tween here and Wrontun along the
line of the old wagon road. by this
mcan8 a terrible crock and much
heavy grading will hc nroldcd The
work of construction will commence
at Union Street az soon as Mr.. Potts
arrives. Capt. W. W. Williams has
already secured the consent Of prop
crty owners on both sides OF Union
Street, and throughout the entire
route the right Of way has lccn free.
~ accorded by all who are SO fortu
nate rs to have the road pass through
their lands. Mr. Schuticld, ir is in
town tmaking preliminary arrange
mcnts for active work. Al last il re
ally begins to look as il Tie road would
be built.~-.liEcn RccOyR,r.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
SS0An Influence.

1t is related of Franklin that from
the window of his Office in PhiIadrl.
ph} he noticed mechanic, among a
rEr,Icr of others, ut work on house
Which was being erected near by, who
had kind and cheerful smile for cv-
cry ono he met. let the day be cv-
cr SO cold, gloomy or sunless, the
happy smile danced liko a sunbeam
on his cheerful countonancc. Meet
Ing him one day, Franklin requested
to know the secret Of his constant
happy flow Of spirit.
It's ~ secret, dcctoE" the man
replied, 'Ivo got one Of the best of
wives, and when I go to work she al
ways gives me n kind word of en-.
couragemcnt AID blessing with her
parting kiss; and when = go home
she Is sure to meet me with a smile
and welcome kiss; and then ten is
sure to be ready; and we chat in the
evening, find she has been doing so
many little things through the day
to please me- that cannot find it on
my mind to speak an unkind word or
to give an unkind look Mt any body"
And kranklin adds! "What an in.
anence, then hath woman over the
hearty man, to soften it, and make
It q ountain Of cheerful and pure
Speak gently, then. Al
happy smile and q Kind word of grash.
ing after the tolls of the day are ovorP
cost nothing, and go far towards
hoppe happy and poacofu'..-
9a1ectefl&
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
Clerk Sales.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County Of Pickcns,
Tn Court Of Common Pleas.
.
,SG'ah }. Fart ct al
VS.
Elizabeth Rackley ct al.


PURSUANT to Judgement for fore
closure and DEGREES OF sale III tho
following described cases, / will soil on
sulcday in january next, at Piclens
Court House, Mt public auction, during
the legal hours OF sale, the folio wing de-
scribcd REAL ESTATE to wit:
ALL that picco parcel or tract Of land
IN the County and Safe aforesaid, con
tanning one hundred Q00) acres more or
less, boiug the tract conveyed 10 William
Hester and Il. II. Smith by ReGden
Rnckloy, and recorded in Clerk, s Office
for Pickcns County, in Conveyance
Book L. pago 85.
ALSO
ALL that other tract Of land lying in
the County and State aforesaid, contuin-
ing fifty-thrco (53) acres, moro OF less,
beng composed of two tracts, one con
tanning seven CD acres, more or less, and
the other containing forty-six (l6) acres,
more or cSS, conveyed to James NJ.
Jones 10y He'd Ion Rtciiley, and recorded
III Clerks Office for Picllcns County in
Conveyance Book T., page Sc and 81.
Reference being had to above deeds will
show thCmCtos and bounds.
TEEAIS-One-half CD tho purchase
money to be paid il cash ON day of sale,
and the remainder in twelve months, to
be secnr"d BY honl Of the purchaser and
II lnortGnSc fthr PROMISE Purchaser
TO pay for papers and for recording lhc
same.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
The Forfeited Hands Problem.

n NC NVEAVEtSS HASaNU3 H EODlSh6fe
The terms of Senator Pattorson's
bill in relation to forfeited and delin-
quent lands are evident enough, if
any were wanting, of fhe care with
which he has studied the subject.
The bill provides that, Immediately
after the cxpiration Of tue timo al
lowed for the payment Of taxes in any
= year, the county treasurer shall issue
his warrant requiring the sheriff to
levy on so much of the dcfaulting tax
payers estate, real and personal, as
may be sufficient to satisfy the taxes
The sheriff is required to sell, after
due advertisement, the property lev
led upon, and TO make titles 10 the
purchaser i'll possession Of the prop
erty. The proceeds Of sale, after de-
ductIlrg the amount of the taxes and
charges, are to be paid to tho default
ing taxpayer. Any taxpayer may,
however, cause tho sale to be suspcn-
dcd on the ground that the taxes
have been paid, 'Jr arc uniustly as
scsscd, provided that, before the time
of sale, he pays to the sheriff tho
amount of taxes and costs, and takes
steps to correct thcunjust assessment
or to prove payment. The county
auditors arc directed to restore 20 the
tax duplicate, in the name Of the for
NOR owner, OF his heirs or assigns,
the land now forfeited to the State for
non payment of taxes, and the State
rcnounccs It's title to this land, uD0n
condition that it may be hereafter col
lect Gy suit, or otherwise, from the
lands, sum equal to the taxes and
penalties which would have accrued
if the lands had never been forfeited.
The Sinking Fund CInrll ssion is nu-
thorizrd to hear the petition Of any
taxpayer for relief, and may grant
such relief as is just; and may com
pound with the former owners Of for
fcitrd lands for all taxes due, or which
would have accrued, at onc-hulf of
the whole sum, without penalties.
Assuming That under these provis.
i0r!< tn" State would be able to give q
legal title topurcEascrs Of lands which
are sold. for taxes, there will be no
difficulty in collecting what is due.
anI taxpayers will no doubt hasten
to avail themselves of the opportunity
to affect the compromise which is aN-
h>rizcd- BY combining this bill with
Senator Smklcr3 bill for the rcstora-
ton to the tax lists of minpr0vcl
Eand which has been forfeited and il
not worth the amount Of the taxes,
the whole troublesome question woulI,
it seems to us, be on the way to Salts
factory solution,
Senator Enttcrsun's bill has Dnss-
cd the Senate, and Senator Siuklers
bill is now before the House Of Rep
rcscntativcs.--. .Nr,c% utd Co,Wicr.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
The NJ asl Eor Conatst roller
GeYaGTaI.

If the new Comptroller General is
TO come from the up-country, it
would be hard to find a better man
fer the place, in oil its bounds, than
Hon. Jno. S. Werner, of Oc6nce. He
comes from under tho shadow of the
Blue Ridge, whore they make men
with characters as sturdy and pure as
tho Rock ribbed cliffs and lin,
ped liynl is Of the mountains them
selves. There is ne doubt of his abil
ity to fill the position.
II is stated that Mr.. Werner is tot
n candidate. But if the Legislature
is looking for q man, it would do well
not to overlook him.-D,1iZy Ne,os.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
There il a we'll in GcOruir

There is a we'll in Georgia to cure
the rheumatism, springs all about to
cste all manner Of diseases, brlt Mich
igan comes to The front with a spring
to cure bald heads. This latter place
will prove n great resort for bald
headed bachelors and widownq'N but
a full head Of hair is no coveted boon
to some maTricd men.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
EEYDW T5'aaGn Good .Arai?7N
OF PLUo ToRAcco, ask your dealer fJr
fe<Dg4Sb REEEe'
Assessment notico.
AUDITORS OFFICE, !
PICKEN, q. H., S. G., Dec. 5, 1897. i

! TENnE Aulit rs Office will hc opened on
! A H"H 4: III the 1st Il ~ Of january 1855
uni! adU .ncIulinG the 2Oih day ot Feb
| ruHrS lSSH, to receive returns Of Real aiC
| personal property for taya ion in PiCicn>
County for the year 1922, and Cor the con.
vrnicnCc of tax payers the Auditor or h
Deputies Will he at each of the Precincts
named below ON days specified 20 receive
Re urns Tor. thu said year, WV
At Ccatrnl, Monday and Tuesday, 23d
ad 9th Of .luuuNry.
At L'hcriy, Wednesday and Thursday
25th and 26th of .lanuuy,
At Eas!cy, Friday and Saturday, 21tl
and 2Sth Of January.
At Cross Plains, No day, &0th Of Jnnu,
ary.
At DacusYille, Tuesday, 3lst Of Janu-
MY.
At F"stcr's Store. "Wednesday, tst of
February.
At Pumpkintown, Thursday 2d of FEB.
FuafJ.
At Aircn's store. Friday, Sd Of Fcbru-
airy.
At Nine Times, Saturday, 4th of Fcbru-
At Hurricane, Monday, thc 9th Of ljcbfu-
dfy.
AZ Six Mile Sci'ooj House, Tuesday, 7th
Of Fuluary.
At Pctens G.. IT,, The balance Of the
time.
faXpuycrs will avail Themselves ofthc
ample time gfvDn 10 make Rctnt1s, Agd
hope each vi ! matte his or her RrtrrI in
person Of number Of acres of Land. Build-
ings, Lots and Personal Property in each
Township, and no complaint, VII then bG
necessary
Eye,y male citizen between the ages of
81 and 80 years on tic tst Of January 1888,
except thos" incapable Of making d Stip.
port slnlI be deemed taxable polls.
After the Goth of February all Returns
will hG put in additional list with the so
rcr 2ccnt. penalty added th@ cto, unlrss
by sickness or absence from the
Sst The time of Listing,
~ j. =. CLYDE.
gCmmty AuditoF,
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22

The direct Tax Bill has been repor-
ted favoraBjy in the United States
Senate. The prospect for tardy JUS
tice to the Southern States is bp;gAt-
ening.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22

The Independents were showed IN
der in the Charleston Municipal cleo
tion last week. They had worse
defeat than their most sansuine OPP
ponents anticipated. The prospect
of success, in the first place, was too
slight to give the movement shape.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
CTATI3 OlS >%,,UTn CARROLL

y \, County Of riciirns:-. By !. i.
NEwnEhY E~q pr:batr J.IILc.- Whereas
i, \. ca tytnn has male suit h me
tion Of the Estate aad Effects Of
Silas W. layton Grcd. These are there
fore TO cit' and a lmo0ish all aYd singu.
lor I've kindred and creditors Of the said
Silas W. Clayton deceased, that they be
and appear, before me, in The CoIrt of
Probate, to he hcl at pickcns G. IT,,
South Carolina, on Thursday 30, Of De
rcmhcr after publication hereof, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon, to shcw cause,
II any they have, why 'hc said Administra-
ton should not be be grmtcd.
Given undcr my hard and seal this 70,
day Of DCCcmhcI Ammo Drmini 1887.
Us. !. i. NhWBElIY, L.P.r,o.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
The "Don'ts" Of tho present G.,

The 'Donts'' Of the present Gener
al Assembly are very commendallc
a man can atfo;>l to havc q few Of his
a,1S and the R1ggees knocked into a cooked
hat, if he secs others to which he is
opposed go with Them There arc
many people in the State who can
console themselves eth such rnNec-
tions on the work of the Session of
1887.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
e" VAN TIinsEi1r.3-,
H';'f"'h 20. PNMONA, r. G:

Hj25s Il i ii Ii. 4 ..>,Et:2 >3E2 A@:eH'jcs y: t:s
nov prepared to fur":+n all classes WITH
''>it yH"i 1t h.iu", tie VII, lc time
"i '"r lAtr spare m"nrits. NAsit, ea
LcN' ''&!|i aud frr fl;blc. IeIst.rs Of es
s'i'ci N'A easily cain from 80 cents to 81
per evening" aEd u pro- orliohu! sum bv
r'N''!'t% an thCIr timc to the busiuea.
h,yS hnd girls earn nearly nemuch 80 n,an'
inat al! vino See This may send their ad.
q. eSS, and test t"c busmcSa we make thir
OTTER 10 Aich as arc not well satisfied
we W!!i S""d oHc dollar to pay for the trors
1ic or writing. Full, particulars and 0uTS
III iirr. AdUTcss GEORGE SrINsoN 81 CO,
ioliiAhu' MAINE, feb II. SLY 4